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HOW TO OPERATE
THE RECEIVER
PREPARING
TO SWITCH
POWER
ON
Before
switching
on
the power,
please set the
various controls as follows:
Set the VOLUME control to MIN.
Set
the
BALANCE
control
to
the
midway
position.
Set the TAPE
MONITOR
button to OFF
(re-
leased/undepressed).
Set the
TREBLE
and
BASS
controls
to the
midway positions.
Set the MODE
button
to STEREO
(released/
undepressed).
Set the FM MUTING
button to ON (released/
undepressed).
It is important to set these controls as indicated to
avoid any inadvertent overload on the Receiver or
speakers, etc., when power is switched ON.
FM RECEPTION
1.
2.
Set the FUNCTION switch to FM.
Leave
(or reset) the FM
MUTING
button
to
(ON) undepressed.
Note,
however,
that in areas
of weak
signal
strength
the signal may be suppressed. In this
case
only, the FM MUTING
button should be
depressed to the OFF position.
. Turn the TUNING
knob to select your station.
Best
reception
is obtained
when
the AM/FM
TUNING
meter needle is exactly in the center
(see Fig. 10).
If the broadcast is in stereo, the STEREO indica-
tor lamp will come on: it will not illuminate for
monophonic broadcasts.
. Adjust
the
loudness
of the sound
with
the
VOLUME
control, and the BASS and TREBLE
controls
to adjust for the tone quality of you
preference.
For FM reception
For AM reception
Fig. 10
AM RECEPTION
1. Set the FUNCTION switch to AM.
2.Turn the TUNING
knob to select your station.
Best reception
is obtained
when
the AM/FM
TUNING
meter needle deflects to the extreme
right (see Fig. 10).
3. Adjust
the
VOLUME,
BASS,
and
TREBLE
controls for the listening level and tone quality
of your preference.
NOTE:
If, when listening to either FM or AM broadcasts, the sensitivity
seems poor, and interference is heavy, so that listening pleasure is
seriously
affected,
refer
to
the
section
"ANTENNA
AND
GROUND
CONNECTIONS,"
on page 6 and make any changes
necessary.
RECORD
PLAYING
1. Set the FUNCTION
switch to PHONO/MIC.
2. Operate the turntable to play the record.
8. Adjust the VOLUME,
BASS and TREBLE
con-
trols for the listening level and tone quality of
your preference.
USING THE AUX JACKS
When playing equipment to which the AUX jacks
are connected, operate as follows:
1. Set the FUNCTION switch to AUX.
2. Operate the audio component.
8. Adjust the VOLUME, BASS and TREBLE con-
trols for the listening level and tone quality of
your preference.
USING THE MICROPHONE
1. Connect the microphone to the MIC jack.
2. Set the FUNCTION switch to PHONO/MIC.
8. Adjust the sound level by turning the VOLUME
control to the right little by little. The midway
setting of the BASS and TREBLE
controls will
usually be best.
NOTES:
1. You should use high impedance (above 20k) microphones of
the dynamic type, with standard 6mm diameter phone plugs.
Pioneer puts on the market a wide variety of high performance
microphones for your selection.
2. It is readily possible for microphone, under certain conditions
of use, to give rise to "howling" feedback noise. Be careful not
to raise the volume too high when the microphone is close to
the
speaker
systems
or in a room
with a great deal of
resonance. It is most effective in using the TREBLE and BASS
controls at their midway positions.
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